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The 6 best free things to do in London this weekend [October 2-4 2026] (opens the original)
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A massive taco giveaway, major art openings, a fun history fest and a queer fair all feature in our free events roundup A favourite complaint of visitors to London is how terribly, disgustingly expensive this city is. And sure, if you’re planning to pick up some bits in Harrods, have a quick bevvy on top of The Shard, then ride home to your Kensington hotel on a neon-lit rickshaw, you’re going to feel pretty short-changed. But we know if you’re savvy enough to read this article, you’re well awar
More pictures have been revealed of the Piccadilly line’s new air-conditioned trains (opens the original)
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The first new trains on the dark blue London Underground line should join the fleet by Christmas – here are more previews of the new vehicles Anyone who was unlucky enough to have sweated it out on the Piccadilly line during the heatwave will know that it gets seriously hot down there. Temperatures rose to a sweltering 33 degrees as warm air built up in tunnels buried far underground. But cooler days are on their way. The Piccadilly line is set to be the first deep-level tube line to get air-con
TfL is running London buses for the first time in 17 years - but what does that mean for passengers? (opens the original)
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Buses are coming back into public ownership with TfL’s Buses For London, with hopes for a greener and more cost effective future London’s buses are an icon the world over, famed for their pillar-box red livery. But underneath this simple branding is a more complex picture, with eight different private companies contracted to run nearly 700 bus routes for TfL (including Arriva, First Bus and Metroline). Now, TfL is starting up its own bus operator, Buses For London, in a bid to take back control
The 6 best free things to do in London this weekend [September 25-27 2026] (opens the original)
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Marylebone Wellness Festival, a Basque-inspired bash, and a colourful Tate Late all feature on our pocket-friendly line-up Just when we’d all collectively agreed to kiss goodbye to summer and hunker down for the colder months, the nice weather is back for one final fling. Londoners are going to spend this weekend getting sozzled in beer gardens, leaping into lidos, and eating absurdly large olives on fancy restaurant terraces before it’s too cold for such fripperies. But there’s no need to burn
Dishoom is launching its first-ever set menu for London office workers (opens the original)
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The ‘Lunch With Promptitude’ menu guarantees you a curry in a hurry at any outpost of Dishoom in London Ever since the first Dishoom opened up in Covent Garden, it’s been synonymous with the famous queue, with hungry diners waiting up to an hour to get their hands on a salt-laced bacon naan or a steaming bowl of black daal. These days, there are seven London locations to choose from, meaning the queue’s often pretty minimal outside peak times. But even so, it’s not somewhere you’d necessarily pi
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